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   kstars: revert unintended part of commit

   Updated textproc/py-types-docutils, devel/py-types-gdb, time/py-types-python-dateutil, devel/py-types-setuptools, devel/py-types-toml, textproc/py-types-yaml

   py-types-yaml: updated to 6.0.12.20260510

   6.0.12.20260510
   Add missing type hints in pyyaml.constructor
   This is the same as 84682a1d which missed these for some reason.

   py-types-toml: updated to 0.10.8.20260508

   0.10.8.20260508
   Import some items from typing instead of typing_extensions

   py-types-setuptools: updated to 82.0.0.20260508

   82.0.0.20260508
   Import some items from typing instead of typing_extensions

   py-types-python-dateutil: updated to 2.9.0.20260508

   2.9.0.20260508
   Import some items from typing instead of typing_extensions

   py-types-gdb: updated to 16.3.0.20260508

   16.3.0.20260508
   Import some items from typing instead of typing_extensions

   py-types-docutils: updated to 0.22.3.20260508

   0.22.3.20260508
   Import some items from typing instead of typing_extensions

   Updated devel/py-cachelib, devel/py-cachetools

   py-cachetools: updated to 7.1.1

   v7.1.1 (2026-05-03)

   - Various type stub improvements.


   v7.1.0 (2026-05-01)

   - Add type stubs based on the work of the good people at typeshed
   - Update unit tests.

   py-cachelib: updated to 0.14.0

   Version 0.14.0

   - Improve typing and refresh project to use pyproject and pallets workflows :pr:`420`
   - Replace deprecated ``datetime.utcnow()`` with ``datetime.now()`` :pr:`421`
   - Fix ``FileSystemCache`` permission errors on Network Attached Storage (NAS) when trying
     to perform operations on files that are open in other processes :pr:`424`
   - Fix ``delete_many()`` in ``RedisCache`` and ``MemcachedCache`` incorrectly reporting
     failed deletions due to comparing normalized keys against non-normalized keys :pr:`443`
   - Fix serializer returning an unbound variable error instead of ``None`` when a
     ``pickle`` error is raised during serialization :pr:`448`
   - Fix ``add()`` in ``SimpleCache`` treating expired keys as still valid, preventing them
     from being overwritten until explicitly deleted :pr:`449`
   - Add valkey backend :pr:`441`

   Updated audio/py-music21, net/haproxy

   haproxy: updated to 3.3.10

   3.3.10
   - BUG/MINOR: ssl: Use the sequence number with kTLS and TLS 1.2
   - BUG/MINOR: mux_quic: fix max stream ID reuse estimation
   - BUG/MEDIUM: mux-h2: Properly consume padding for DATA frames
   - Revert "BUG/MEDIUM: cli: fix master CLI connection slot leak on client disconnect"
   - Revert "BUG/MINOR: mux-h2: condition the processing of 8441 extension to global setting"
   - BUG/MEDIUM: mux-h2: fix the detection of the ext connect support
   - BUG/MEDIUM: stick-table: properly check permissions on CLI's set/clear cmd
   - BUG/MEDIUM: mux_quic: adjust qcc_is_dead() to account detached streams
   - BUG/MINOR: mux_quic: refresh timeout only if I/O performed
   - BUG/MEDIUM: servers: Only requeue servers if they are up
   - BUG/MINOR: cfgparse-listen: do not emit extraneous line in rule order warnings
   - BUG/MEDIUM: tasks: Keep the TASK_RUNNING flag until queued

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   py-music21: updated to 9.9.2

   v9.9.2 is an immediate release for anyone using music21 with MIDI on Jupyter
   notebooks. Currently our release system can only support one version of
   music21j as the Notebook MIDI code provider. The update to music21j v0.22 (from
   0.13) broke the MIDIPlayer css. This fixes it.

   Updated graphics/py-matplotlib, graphics/py-matplotlib-inline

   py-matplotlib-inline: updated to 0.2.2

   0.2.2
   Unknown changes

   py-matplotlib: updated to 3.10.9

   3.10.9

   This is a micro release of the v3.10.x series.
   Highlights of this release include:

   Various minor bug and doc fixes
   Security hardening validation of cyclers - Removing eval usage
   Security hardening in Latex and PS calls - Removing shell escapes

   Welcome to 11.0_RC4!

   Ticket #283

   Hide most of <m68k/param.h> from user-space and modules.

   PR bin/60248 Various fixes to shutdown

   First, fix (in a slightly different way than suggested)
   the incorrect use of (1 minutes) sometimes.

   While here, add more error checking to the shutdown time
   parsing, and fix -k to be what it was originally intended
   to be, which was nothing like "kick the users off" (which
   it didn't do, unless all the "shutdown coming" messages
   scared them away), all it did was install /etc/nologin so
   no-one could log in (from 5 mins before the scheduled time).

   That's pointless, if you want to install a /etc/nologin, just
   install it (cat >/etc/nologin).

   The -k flag was intended to assist with debugging, "k" was for
   "kidding" - shutdown goes though all the motions, writing
   messages, writing to syslog, etc - but that's all it does,
   no manipulation of /etc/nologin at all, and no actual shutting

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java-netty: Add reference to CVE-2026-41417

neatvnc: Add reference to CVE-2026-42859

   PR lib/60249 add some casts, and #include <stdlib.h>

   Casts needed for assigning size_t value to int variable.

   bit_alloc() uses calloc under the hood, and is a macro, so
   anything calling it needs to have <stdlib.h> in scope.  The
   doc doesn't indicate it is required of the application, so
   include it from <bitstring.h>

webkit-gtk60: fix pkglint

webkit-gtk60: enable DEVELOPER_MODE by default

for easier testing

   arm/generic: use generic setstatclockrate

   This allows us to get rid of the weak symbol hack in a9tmr since GENERIC is the only configuration with both a9tmr and gtmr active in one configuration. Configurations without __HAVE_GENERIC_SETSTATCLOCKRATE still get a setstatclockrate from the ifdef.

   arm/generic_v5: use generic setstatclockrate

   arm/fdt: introduce a generic setstatclockrate function

   These changes lay the groundwork for cleaning up setstatclockrate implementations across arm timers.